Auto-shade, Inc.

Quaker State Investment Corporation

Qs Holding Company

Yus United Enterprises Inc.

Richard Landy

A shock absorbing protector for work lamp mainly includes a polygonal protective framework defining an inner space and two sets of shock absorbing means separately provided at two ends of said protective framework. Each set of the shock absorbing means includes a central member and a plurality of elastic members radially and elastically extended from said central member. The central members are fixed two sides of a work lamp positioned inside the polygonal protective framework and the elastic members are connected at their outer ends to two end frames of the polygonal protective framework, making the work lamp suspended in the protective framework while a buffer distance is left between the work lamp and the protective framework. The polygonal protective framework and the shock absorbing elastic members protect the work lamp therein from tilting over or crushed while allow the work lamp to emit light at any angle of elevation.

Shock absorbing work lamp protector

Rooftop cargo bag

An electronic device support apparatus including a wedge-shaped stand portion of light-weight material to support an electronic device. The support apparatus supports any type of electronic device, including a television set, a VCR, both a television and a VCR, any video monitor, a stereo, etc. The support apparatus is light-weight and portable and particularly suited to support an electronic device in an automobile. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes a support strap coupled to the stand and adapted to surround the exterior of the electronic device. The support strap includes a closure means for retaining the support strap at a location adjacent to the exterior of the electronic device.

Media mounting device for motor vehicles

A collapsible awing having a flexible frame forming at least one collapsible closed loop; a flexible sheet disposed upon the frame to define a central region; and a first fastener detachably coupled to a first edge of the sheet such that the first edge is attached to a first surface; and, at least one rod with a first end coupled to a second edge of the sheet and a second end attached to a second surface through the use of a second fastener such that the sheet can provide a coveting. The flexible frame of the awning is easily collapsible for storage. The flexible sheet is an opaque flexible material which blocks sunlight and other elements. The rods can also be easily disassembled and maintained together for storage.

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Castaic, CA, United States of America

Richard Landy